Ratko Mladić, a convicted war criminal, will be buried today, September 7th, in Topčider Cemetery in Belgrade with full military honors. This decision has drawn criticism as a glorification of a man sentenced to life imprisonment by an international court for atrocities committed during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The move represents a controversial act, seen by many as disregarding the suffering of victims and undermining international justice. Details regarding the ceremony are emerging, with Svetozar Andrić reportedly involved. The burial’s location, Topčider Cemetery in Belgrade, adds to the controversy surrounding the event. This action is likely to further strain relations in the region.